Freed prisoner Othman Bilal answers viewers' questions! | Reviews

In a special episode of his review series, Othman Said Bilal recounts details of his father's involvement in supporting military action. Othman addresses the issue of generational conflict, viewing it as a clash of ideas, noting that the generation of the 1970s and 1980s led the phase of actual, direct change. The guest shares stories of successful escapes from occupation prisons and reveals how certain guards were recruited to smuggle phones through financial means. Othman criticizes international organizations like the Red Cross for letting prisoners down, as well as the Palestinian Authority's negligence in cutting prisoners' salaries, which undermines their dignity. He describes the tragic reality of the cells and the torture conditions ongoing since Al-Aqsa Flood, reaffirming a total rejection of normalization with the occupation as it legitimizes the tormentor. Bilal concludes by upholding the weapon of resistance as a strategic choice until a Palestinian state is achieved, stressing that forced deportation does not end a fighter's role in serving his just cause wherever he may be, remaining forever faithful and devoted to the pledge.